Happening now temporarily blocked. A judge says troops can't be deployed to Oregon, but the National Guard will soon be heading to Chicago at any moment. The Chicago mayor will weigh in.

Plus, we're on Capitol Hill where's House Speaker Mike Johnson is expected to speak as the shutdown drags on. We're going to bring that to you live.

And seizefire talks,

Israeli and Hamas negotiators and delegations are in Egypt for those negotiations, the major

sticking points from both sides as President Trump's obliteration threat looms. Welcome to our viewers

in the United States and around the world. I'm Pamela Brown. Wolf Blitzer has the morning off,

and you're in the situation room.

Happening now, the National Guard is blocked temporarily from any deployment in Portland,

Oregon. A federal judge appointed by President Trump stopped his administration's efforts to send more troops there last night for a second time in as many days.

This amid escalating tensions between protesters and federal agents right outside the city's ICE detention center.

And it's a different story in Chicago.

That's where President Trump authorized

300 members of the Illinois National Guard and Texas, for its part, is vowing to send its guard

troops to Illinois. The White House says the operations are aimed at protecting federal

officers and assets during anti-ice protests, all despite sitting in state leaders' objections. We expect to hear from the Chicago

mayor any minute now. Let's go live to CNN's Elena Trin at the White House and Whitney Wilde in

Chicago. So, Elena, I want to start with you. What are you learning about the administration's

efforts in Portland and other cities it could look to next? Yeah, I think, look, I think one of the

biggest things to note about

all of this, Pamela, is that when they started to mobilize troops and federal law enforcement

agents to Los Angeles and to Washington, D.C., it got a lot of attention, but people weren't sure

how widespread that would be. We are learning now just how big the Trump administration is viewing

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